Eric Choi - Steady in the Word

Eric Choi - Steady in the Word With the Gospel to the End
With the Lord till the End

08/23/2026

[Sunday Service] “Who Sits at the Throne of Your Heart?"_1Samuel 8:1-9

⛪ Founder's Hall, 4431 Tiedeman Rd, Cleveland
⏰️ 2PM
🔗 Zoom meeting: bit.ly/goodnewscleveland
⭐ Streaming / Thanksgiving,
https://linktr.ee/gnmcleveland

Joyfully,
Good News Cleveland

[What Is Good News to You?]People often think good news means getting more — more money, more comfort, more recognition,...
08/20/2026

[What Is Good News to You?]
People often think good news means getting more —
more money, more comfort, more recognition, more stability.

But none of those things can keep your heart steady. They rise and fall with circumstances, emotions, and seasons. Real good news is something that doesn’t change.

The Bible teaches that the true good news for you is being close to God’s heart and knowing your sins are forgiven through Jesus Christ. That is the one blessing that does not shift with the economy, family situations, or personal challenges.

Money can disappear.
Status can fade.
Possessions can break.
But forgiveness never expires.

This is why God empties your heart — removing the things you rely on, the things you chase, the things you think will save you — so you can finally see what truly matters. An empty heart is not a loss; it is space for God’s good news to enter.

The most practical, life‑changing good news for you is this:
You are forgiven. You are righteous. You are close to God’s heart.

Everything else is temporary.
This is eternal.

08/16/2026

[Sunday Service] “What is the Gospel for you?"_Luke 6:43-49

⛪ Founder's Hall, 4431 Tiedeman Rd, Cleveland
⏰️ 2PM
🔗 Zoom meeting: bit.ly/goodnewscleveland
⭐ Streaming / Thanksgiving,
https://linktr.ee/gnmcleveland

Joyfully,
Good News Cleveland

08/14/2026

We all have our own eyes… and God has His.
We hear the Word and say, ‘Yes, that sounds true.’
But when we go back to real life—
because God doesn’t show Himself immediately,
because He doesn’t seem to work right away—
we return to human methods again.

We trust what we see.
We trust what we feel.
We trust our senses more than God’s Word.

But the real question is this:
Are you living by your eyes…
or by God’s eyes?

08/12/2026

That one word — but —
can change your entire destination.

You say you’re saved by the blood of Jesus…
but you still say ‘but.’

If you say ‘but,’
where do you go?

Even though Jesus saved you,
even though God opened the door,
your ‘but’ closes it.

God already opened the way.
If you simply walk through,
you’ll see a new scene,
a new work,
a new life He prepared.

But what do many believers do?
They close the door themselves.
‘Ah… not yet.’

Stop closing what God has opened.

[We Cannot Keep Ourselves Spiritual — God Empties Us]Romans 8 shows that the flesh constantly lifts us up, deceives us, ...
08/12/2026

[We Cannot Keep Ourselves Spiritual — God Empties Us]
Romans 8 shows that the flesh constantly lifts us up, deceives us, and makes us think we are something when we are nothing. The most dangerous part is that we don’t feel it happening. Pride rises quietly. Arrogance forms naturally. No one can sense or control their own spiritual condition.

This is why we cannot maintain faith by ourselves.

Left alone, our hearts harden. We follow our own eyes instead of God’s Word. Even righteous people fall simply by yielding to temptation, because the flesh never stops working.

So God does something essential:
God empties us.

Just as Pastor Park emptied the mission school students—removing comfort, exposing their true hearts, scraping away the “fake gold”—God empties us so that pride, self‑righteousness, and hidden arrogance are revealed.
We cannot empty ourselves.
We cannot humble ourselves.
We cannot sense our own rise.

Therefore God gave us the church,
and God gave us the shepherd,
so that our hearts can be emptied, corrected, and filled again with His Word.

Without the church, we rise.
With the church, we remain in grace.

Spiritual life is never maintained by personal strength—
only by staying connected to the body God uses to empty us and lead us.

08/09/2026

[Sunday Service] “God Works in an Empty Heart"_Hebrews 3:7-14

⛪ Founder's Hall, 4431 Tiedeman Rd, Cleveland
⏰️ 2PM
🔗 Zoom meeting: bit.ly/goodnewscleveland
⭐ Streaming / Thanksgiving,
https://linktr.ee/gnmcleveland

Joyfully,
Good News Cleveland

[We Cannot Keep Ourselves Spiritual]"For they that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh; but they that ar...
08/04/2026

[We Cannot Keep Ourselves Spiritual]
"For they that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh; but they that are after the Spirit the things of the Spirit." - Romans 8:5(KJV)

Romans 8 teaches that the flesh always pulls us toward pride, self‑confidence, and self‑righteousness. And the most dangerous part is this: we don’t even feel it happening.

Our hearts rise without our awareness. Pride grows without our permission. No one can sense or control their own arrogance.

This is why no one can live spiritual life alone.

Left to ourselves, we drift. We justify. We follow our own eyes instead of God’s Word.

Even righteous people fall into sin simply by yielding to temptation, because the flesh never stops working.

God designed the Christian life so that we need the church, we need the shepherd, we need the Word preached, and we need spiritual guidance to keep our hearts low and our faith clear.

Without the church, we rise.
With the church, we stay in the light.

Spiritual life is never maintained by personal strength—only by staying connected to the body God has given us.

“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the Lord,thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expe...
08/02/2026

“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the Lord,
thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.” — Jeremiah 29:11 (KJV)

Faith always comes down to one choice:
Will I trust what my eyes see, or what God sees?

My eyes see limits, problems, and discouragement.
God’s eyes see His promise, His purpose, and His finished work.
And these two visions are never the same.

Throughout Scripture, people looked at situations and saw despair —
but God saw hope.
Israel saw giants; God saw victory.
The disciples saw a storm; Jesus saw peace.
Human eyes interpret life through fear and experience,
but God interprets life through His Word.

This is why my eyes and God’s eyes will never agree.
Romans 3:4 says every man is a liar — meaning my conclusions, emotions, and logic are unreliable.
What looks like failure to me may be preparation to God.
What looks like loss to me may be the exact path to blessing.

A church fire looks like disaster to human eyes,
but God may see testimony, restoration, and grace.
A struggling student looks like frustration to human eyes,
but God may see a future preacher.

Faith is choosing God’s eyes over mine.
My eyes say, “There is no hope.”
God’s eyes say, “I have thoughts of peace, not of evil.”

When I trust God’s eyes, despair becomes hope,
and every circumstance becomes part of the “expected end” He already prepared.

08/02/2026

[Sunday Service] “Why Do We Need A Shepherd?"_Romans 8:1-14

⛪ Founder's Hall, 4431 Tiedeman Rd, Cleveland
⏰️ 2PM
🔗 Zoom meeting: bit.ly/goodnewscleveland
⭐ Streaming / Thanksgiving,
https://linktr.ee/gnmcleveland

Joyfully,
Good News Cleveland

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